Seen on my commute to the studio #Belfast #MiddlepathSt

He is a fucken moron.

From my commute yesterday #Ballymacarrett #Belfast #Pinkfluffyface

Colourful scene in the evening light from my studio window as Leo Boyd works on his latest mural for @dctoursbelfast.bsky.social

Great week in Maketu then Katikati where I sat beside Brian in the shade outside the grocery store and got yarning. He’s 73 this year And whaddya know he’s an Māori Irishman his father was a Brady. #FujiX100T #Portrait #Katikati #Aotearoa #NZ

Maketu beach this morning. Special place back after 21 years #Maketu #Aotearoa

Trump on whether Zelensky should cede territory to end the war: "He’ll have to do what he has to do, but his ratings, to put it mildly, are not very high. At some point you got to have elections too." Trump is gently pushing the Kremlin narrative: that Zelensky is illegitimate.

Takapuna beside the war memorial #Takapuna #Auckland #NewZealand #man #Candid #Documentary #iphone12 #iphonography #geometry

‘Thing bin’ a peeling sign seen on my perambulation yesterday and the suns rays backlight clouds at Torpedo bay this morning 07:09 am. #Auckland #Torpedobay #NewZealand #thingbin

Reposted previous deleted tweet Meta family portrait of maah boy taking a portrait of me and my bro (his uncle) captured by my sister in law’s cousins wife @caroline.j.hunter also from NI) All Clear? #metafamportrait #family #auckland #NewZealand #pavlovanotshown fun times

It’s not all lollygaggjng …research material gathered in the first week…connections sought and some threads found. Connections are being made. This trip possible through the assistance of @artscouncilni via the National Lottery Support for Individual Artist programmme.#Auckland #Research #NewZealand

Great couple of days up in Mangawhai the first photo is my fav and very pleasing as I saw it on the way up and was able to get it on the way back. Always pleased when pre-visualised photos come out. #Mangawhai #Auckland #NZ

Mangawhai…sunset to sunrise with some astrophotography of the Milky Way (newly acquired skill from maah boy) #Mangawhai #NewZealand WaitangiDay

Kia ora from Nz I’ve an coffee on the deck companion 4 mth old Marty 1/3 golden retriever 2/3 border collie. Maah boys hopped over from OZ for a week…. We had a few beers…thirsty work these reunions. #Auckland #NZ #Marty #Maahboy #10yearsfromthelastvisit

Feeling good. Jet lag defeated and a lovely Sunday in and out of the garden with a puppy as a sometime play mate…Marty 4months and a bundle of fun. Helped distract me from the fact my iPad had died! Hohum worse things happen at sea. #NewZealand #Devonport #BrosinNZ #Notaredbrickinsight

I don't trust anyone who doesn't have a preferred burner on the stove.

Left or right? #Lostandfound #LeftorRight #Belfast #CityCentre #ReformClub

Drinkers bench at Jubilee park Belfast city centre

This weeks rib sticker of a stew….

Bout a third is in the casserole in the oven and the rest will end up in me coz it goes off right? Once you’ve uncorked. And yeah this cheeky lil Cote du Rhône had a cork albeit the synfetic type. Happy hump day or summat

This portrait of Benjamin Franklin looks like he's waiting for his wife outside an M&S changing room when he spots you doing the same.

This is an irrefutable point re. Biden pardoning his son 👇

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I’ll not be at this but set your disappointment aside and get down. So many goodies available

Orange handle on a white door a green drainpipe and a lorra leaves #Holylands

Rattled

😂😂👏🏼👏🏼

Splash of colour in the Ormeau Park on a grey morning. The day brightened considerably in the afternoon with some great news….dets to follow

Got some good news.

Parading up and down shouting various “slogans” holding this placard caught my attention. Demanding free speech did make me interject and tell him he is literally exercising that right. File under conspiracy theorist/rocket. #Belfast #Rocker #FujiX100T #88700acctuationsandcounting

Xmas filler for the Lego fans

That was a proper pea souper last night. #Belfast #East #Ballymacarrett

Happy Lancashire Day to all my Red Rose friends.

James Bond movies never show the part where the supervillain collects government subsidies to build his death tech.

Jokes about white sugar are rare enough, but jokes about brown sugar? Demerara

View from the studio @vaultartiststudios.bsky.social …City Hall dome looking like this reminds of the iconic photo of St Paul’s Cathedral during the Blitz

And that’s the simplest block ever

Reflections and shadows #Belfast #tallestbuildinginIreland #apparently

Lovely evening light from the Lagan footbridge #Belfast #photography #eveninglight #laganfootbridge

Lovely evening light #Lovelylight #photography #art #eveninglight #clouds

Etymology of the day: to be ‘blowing a hoolie’ (or ‘hooley’) was probably inspired by the Orkney word ‘hoolan’, a howling gale, with a touch of the ‘hooley’ that is a very noisy party thrown in.

No posts no profile photo and no name other than numbers and a letter…straight block

Word of the Day is ‘gwenders’, from old Cornish dialect: a disagreeable tingling in the extremities (or no sensation at all) due to extreme cold.

Midnight Run one of those always watch films. Now on ch69 that’ll do reetly.

Bluesky tip for newbies: Bluesky has no real algorithm. Likes here do nothing but show the poster that you enjoyed their content. That kindness is always going to be appreciated by creators, but if you want to help to boost something here, you have to repost it so others see it. 🙂

the met eireann building is my favourite building in ireland. it’s gorgeous. oh descended space ship! oh 1970’s ziggurat! temple to the rain and wind! satellites pointed skyward! what storm is coming, what hail, what sunny day!

If you saw the video if the Haka in the NZ parliament this is a good article

Love this. ‘Queue’ is from the French word with the same spelling (but pronounced as ‘kuh’) meaning an animal’s long tail. In the 18th and 19th centuries it also referred to a pigtail and was sometimes spelled as ‘cue’, which gave us the name of the long thin rod used in snooker.